Easter Observed With Customary Services and Parade
Easter observance in Mal vern featured sunny weather, town parades, and church services. Residents dressed in spring raiment, with Milori blues popular, and attended a Baptist church breakfast before morning services. Pastor Lee Roy Bobbitt tolled the church bell as the community enjoyed golf, county drives, and strolls between services.
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Malvern
Bester
Lesa
Baptist Church
Union Young People's Society
Lee Roy Bobbitt
Obituary: Mrs Anna Johnson Died Last Sunday
Anna Dalton Johnson born in England in 1848 and brought to America at age three. She married John Marshall in 1874, had three children, endured loss of May and Nellis, remarried to B A Blone in 1892, then to R J Johnagan decades later. Survived by Albert S and stepsons, burial in Malvern cemetery, services led by F Gugelor.
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F Gugelor
Mr. Blone
Omaha
R. J Johnagn
Johnson
Community Club Meeting Sets Trade Event This Thursday
The Community Club will hold a meeting in the basement of the Community funding building this Thursday at 8 o clock. President HR W Salyeta says important business will be considered. Members are urged to attend as details and plans were drafted at the last meeting.
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HR. W. Salyeta
Évaty Cine
Ijaat Thesting
Mad Rush for Beer Tuesday as It Becomes Legal
Ardent beer drinkers in Malvern press for licenses as Iowa allows beer sales for the first time in eighteen years. Town Clerk Woodford Byington reports frenzied license requests. Lee Bingaman secures a license after proving character and property compliance, posting a $100 fee and $3,000 bond amid hurried council action.
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Baar
Iowa
Malvern
Woodford R. Byington
Lee Bingaman
Byington
Malvern Grapples With New Beverage Licenses
Dusings seeking another license for sale in containers. not less than 144 ounces. Two groceries Cox and Male wore Fritt Oo, but no class 0 permits were available. Nearly fifty years had passed since such sales in Malvern. First license brought $50 to town coffers and $60 to the county. The new beverage, sold Wednesday at 80 cents per bottle, double the old price, required food orders.
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Malvern
Young People No Laggards Easter Service In Malvern
Members of the young people's religious organizations in Malvern rose early on Easter morning and walked to the Baptist church for a devotional service led by Marjorie Donn er and others, continuing with singing and devotion.
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Malvern
Brisht
Hester
Baptiat Phursh
Getvica Ang Han
Marjorie Donn Ner
Bred ‘Weerknae Cumin
Mary
Farm Agent Rosenfeld Resigns to Lead Shelby Co
County Agent Geoten Albert Rosenfeld resigns after four years with Mills County Farm Bureau. He takes a Shelby County post in Harlan on May 1, to be replaced by Bruce Kilpatrick, a 23 year old Iowa State College graduate from near Harlan. Rosenfeld and his wife and six month old son will relocate.
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Geoten Albert Rosehfeld
Mills
Botesh
Butea
Malvertt
Rosenfeld
Shelby County
Harlan
Jose Bogood
Mills Bureau Board
Posrtion
Bruce Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Iowa’ State College
Mra. Rosenfeld
George Albert III
Harlan May I
Two Cars Crash Near Glenwood
A Monday evening collision near Glenwood involved Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hale and Mrs. J. W. Baer and daughter Batty. The Hale party suffered injuries including a severed left arm, facial gash, and wounded foot. Mrs. Baer sustained a leg injury and a forehead bump. Their two wrecked cars had to be towed. The other vehicle, a Buick driven by A. O. Ledford of Jana, escaped serious injury.
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Mra
R. L. Hale
Batty
Omaha
Glenwood
Glenwood Lake
Cara Pretty Bad and Afuring, All the Occupants More ' Or. Teng, Mr. Hale
Hillsdale Church to Stage "A Poor Married Man" Play
Mrs ee and eight ladies prepare a stage production titled A Poor Married Man to be presented at Hillsdale church. The event aims to provide entertainment and showcase local talents in a small community setting.
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Ee ‘Dillabay
Hillsdale
Fred Atkinson and the old farm horse
Twenty two years ago Fred Atkinson drove the old horse Randolph to work on the farm. Last week the horse, now twenty eight, plowed one final time before dying. Fred recalls the long service and honors the ride of the old horse.
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tVo
Fred Atkinson
Randolph
Bneyvonne
Crown
Fred
Repeal Convention to Select County Delegates May 8
The first part of the election procedure toward rejecting or accepting the twentieth amendment to the U S Constitution will be held May 8 to select wet and dry delegates. Delegates from multiple counties will be listed on a long ballot for June 20 voting, classified as wet or dry with space to write in other names. The elected delegates will meet July 10 in Des Moines to decide on the eighteenth amendment's future, with attendees bearing their own expenses and serving unpaid.
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United States
eMalr
Milla Cognitani
Iowa
Des Moines
Funeral attendees listed for Mrs Anna Johnson service
Attendees at the funeral Monday included Mr and Mrs Hugh Dalton and many relatives from Lincoln Nebraska Norfolk Nebr Ming Katye Hisgina Nellis Donner Bice and Bari Nickerson Council Bluffs Mrs M I Stone Bert Bolus Ted Willard Patty Jean Mrs Fred Graham Mrs Chas Berry Omaha Frank Hoxie Shenandoah Chae Haller Mise Anus Swanson Bam Dalton and Mrs Bost Swanson Tabor Tom Gidley Jr visited Harry appear in Coynel Blyts Bun ay.
Club Women Meet in Hastings for Annual Sessions
Mills County Federated clubs held annual gatherings in Hastings at the Methodist Church drawing on town history. Seventy five members attended with representation from all towns except Silver City. Glenwood staged a play Jet, Junction club a musical skit, Emerson a book review. Mrs. June Fickel presided and Mrs. H. C. Houghton of Red Oak spoke on Women’s Responsibility. New officers elected include Mrs. Otha D. Wearth Hastings president, Mrs. Frank Boyle Pacific Junction vice president, Mrs. L. C. Dean Greenwood secretary and treasurer.
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Mills County Federated Clubs
Hastinga
County Federated Clubs
Wen
Blver City
Glenwood
Junction Club
Emerson
June Fickel
H. C. Houghton
Red Oak
Mia
Otha D. Wearth
Hastings
Frank Boyle
Pacific Junction
L. C. Dean
Grenwood
Live Wire club elects Mina Merahell president
Helen Marshall leads the Live Wire Club as Milan and Ralph Binnall and others attend a meeting of Jewish Nebraska Light and Power Co. employees at Red Osk Thursday evening. Mina Merahell is honored with election as president of the women employees group.
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Milan
Helen Marshall
Ralph Binnall
Mia
Frank Austin
Verne Crook
Red Osk
Jews-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Mina Merahell
Randolph elects W. W. Molasberry to school post
In a local meeting Strahan re elected Aupt W. W. Molsberry for another year and re elected the grade teachers. Other members postponed until a later meeting. Molasberry was also elected this week to the Randolph schools superintendency, a larger post he may accept.
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el Bord
W. W. Molsberry
Kino
Feft
Molaberry
Randolph
Acoo
Leo Hopp Markets 185 Heavy Hogs at South Omaha
John Waller hauled 186 head of fine hogs to the South Omaha market for Leo Hopp who lives northeast of Glanwood. The lot averaged 325 pounds each and was described as an extra fine bunch of pork. Waller drove six loads of good stock.
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John Waller
Omaha
Leo Hopp
Glanwood
Mr. Waller
Iowa House and Senate OK 2.8 Percent Beer Legalized
Lawmakers vote to legalize beer up to 2.8 percent alcohol in Iowa after hours of debate. The adjournment session drew packed galleries as both major parties celebrated the historic move allowing beer in restaurants, hotels, drug stores, and clubs meeting criteria.
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Assembly
House
Senate
Iowa
State House
Jappob Rouse
I Monite
Interesting Ananetal statement of the toth for Malvarn
The page seven feature presents the annual statement of the toth with standings of several Innde and a noted total debt of $56,622.42. Cash on hand and waived in banks amount to $10,704.77, offsetting some. The report includes county correspondence, the General Assembly weekly report, and editorial items.
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Malvarn
Alec
General Assembly
Fmport
Hog Theft Plea Leads to Ninety Day Sentences
Judge Tinley presided Tuesday morning in Glenwood court. Three youths Jack Dansley 24 Jeto Teasley 21 and Chas Adams 3? all pleaded guilty to petty larceny in stealing a hog from A Bargo it last winter. They received ninety days in jail. The hog proved costly.
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Tudge
John Tinley
Jack Dansley
Jeto Teasley
Chas. Adams
Glenwood
Birth of Robert Eugene Greene to County Clerk Family
A son, Robert Eugene, was born to County Clerk and Mrs. J Franklin Greene on Thursday April 13. He weighed eight and one half pounds. The Greens now have two children, a girl and a boy. Congratulations are extended.
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Robert Eugene
J. Frankiin Greene
Green
Automobile Business Improves With New Car Sales
Automobile business shows gains as new cars find buyers in Malvern and surrounding areas. Plymouth coupes and Chevrolet Master and Standard sedans are among models moved, with buyers including Henry Scherer and Ward Slothower and dealers Milhs and A 8.
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Tudor
Henry Scherer
Plymouth
Ward Slothower
Malvern
Tax Fattasion Extends Regular Taxes Only
The new tax law extends time to July 1 with no penalty if paid by then for regular taxes. Special taxes such as drainage paying sewer and the fee do not qualify and will incur penalties if unpaid by the due date.
Marriage licenses issued as couples wed in April
The marriage license business has been picking up with several couples granted licenses. The readable entries show Albert Batten, 23, of Glenwood and Gladys EB Young, 88, of Glenwood on April 18. Homer Faz, 23, of Malvern and Hina Lewis, 20, of Allerton, plus Kenneth McMahon, 21, and Elizabeth Blerman, 31, of Mineola, appear in the list with April 16 for the ceremony.
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Alpca
Wi Albert, Batten
Glenwood
Gladys Eb, Young
Glegwood
Homer Faz
Malvern
Hdna Lewis
Allerton
Kenneth McMahon
Minspike
Elizabeth Blerman
Mineola
Reverend J Irving Brown Celebrates 75th Birthday
Reverend J Irving Brown longtime pastor of the Christien church in Glenwood marked his seventy fifth birthday on April 18. He is noted for six years of service in Glenwood and built many friendships among parishioners and Rotary members who helped honor him with a birthday cake at dinner and a church program attended by about a hundred church members.
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J. Irving Brown
Christien Church
Glenwood
Rotary Club
Christian Church
Fragmented OCR: unclear text on drivers and Briol en faroapeal
OCR fragment mentions drivers and a Briol term with unclear meaning. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable. Unable to extract a definite news item, action, or outcome from the legible portions.
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al Auto
Briol
Will Form County Dry Organization Here Next Sunday
A Mills County dry convention will be held in Malvern at 2 p m Sunday in the Community Building to promote retention of the 18th Amendment. Delegates from every precinct will attend and a county organization will form to plan the May 8 delegate election and the state vote on July 20. Speakers include Rev. F E Grey and J G Dory. No evening services. focus on the afternoon meeting.
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Milla County
Malvern
Nelegatea
Mills County
Iowa
F. E. Grey
Atlantie
J. G. Dory
Henderson
Dory
Pageant Draws Record Crowd at Easter Evening Service
The Baptist church hosted the Easter pageant The Resurrection during a community service Sunday evening. It drew the largest crowd yet for this series, filling every available seat in the church.
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Giunday
Ggg Lien Bt
Easter Pageant Delights with Choir and Soloists at Church
A church pageant depicted the crucifixion and resurrection with guards, angels, and Mary Magdalene as dawn broke. Soloists Edna Hertz and Margaret Berkhimer led numbers, violin and organ provided music, and a hidden balcony choir supported the interpretation under direction by Mrs. L. A. Bobbitt and Miss Mar yIn Black.
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Joseph'a Garden
Pilate
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Balome
Mary of
Wara
Mre
F. R. Chantry
Mra
H. He Amog
L. A. Talbott
Myra
Collins
Altan
J. A. Parsons
J. R. McClymond
R. W. Criswell
Kaesos
Morton Wise
L. A. Bobbitt
Cags
W. D. McCausignd
R. B. Gueeler
A. C. Trively
Chetastera
Cagt
Mary Maxdalepe
Edog Hertz
Mary of Bethony
Muth Donner
Salone
Lucile McIntyre
Josuna
Bergarat Berkhimer
Angely
Hetty Beattie
Allas McNulty
James Henitly
Allen Wastmen
Max Dushnor
Merchants Show Tonight at Empress Theater
Manager L. Herry announces new Merchants Show at the Empress theater on Wednesday night. The event includes entertainment and ads promote the program, with tickets listed as Bre 100 and related fees. Local patrons urged to attend for a lively evening.
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Herry
Empress Theater
Wien
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Merahall
Ayee
Commuity Club
Council
She Shelby Co
Mills Board
Hete
Tom Gidley Jr
Harry Apear
Coynel Blyls
Wormen
Tons Organiza
Live Wire Club
Strahan
The
Iowa General Assembly
Towa Prous Association
Jack Tinley
Ann
Som Lerk Green
J. Irving B
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